Internet Radio: What Do Younger Listeners Want?  share 10 hours ago by Jennifer Lane By Michael Schmitt In reading and covering radio and Internet news for RAIN: The Radio and Internet Newsletter, I’ve come across a lot of frustration over my generation. Generation Y, The Millenials, the Echo Boomers, whatever you want to call us, we’re radio-less, meaning, we never grew up with a c ... Audio4cast - audio4cast.com · Rank: 58,325 ·  14 references |
| #14 Generation Y versus Generation C – what’s the difference? share 15 hours ago by admin This week I’m looking at the difference between Generation C and Generation Y, with some big implications for marketing and society at large. The video is 5 mins 53 seconds long and covers the following: A recap of a definition of Generation C itself Defining Generation Y commenting on two authoriti ... jakepearce.com - jakepearce.com · 1 reference |
| Requiem, Pt 3: The Way He Made Us Feel share 19 hours ago by Leigh Dangerous was one of the first tapes I ever owned--I got it for Christmas when I was in the first grade and promptly wore it out something serious, right along with Technotronic and Paula Abdul's Promise of a New Day (as you might have guessed, my tastes in music have not changed drastically since t ... Bitch, Please. - grrleigh.blogspot.com · Rank: 54,811 · 13 references |
| Internet Marketing For Network Marketers – Using Web 2.0 to Explode Your ... share 22 hours ago by Content Duplicator Zoe DeLuca asked: Are you attracting leads to your business? Or are you still spending time and money chasing opportunity leads to grow your Network Marketing business? The new generation of network marketers are challenging the traditional methods for growing a Network Marketing business. It’s not ... Content Duplicator - contentduplicator.com |
| Why Is the Church Loosing My Generation? share 1 day ago by John Lane The Stats below show a troubling sight. The church is having a hard time keeping my generation, The Millennial Generation. Everywhere I look I see books, podcasts, blogs, asking the question, “How Can the Church Relate to a Post Modern Generation?”. People have many different opinions on the matter. ... John Michael Lane - johnmichaellane.com |
| 3 Ways to Make the Most of a Jobless Summer share 1 day ago by Lindsey Pollak Another summer weekend, another article about the tough job market for recent college grads. This week’s installment appeared in The New York Times Style section in the form of “Say Hello to Underachieving” by Alex Williams. I’m very glad this topic is still on the radar screens of major media repor ... Lindsey Pollak - Gen Y ... - lindseypollak.com · Rank: 40,842 · 100 references |
| Backward deus ex machina, you can't keep me down! share 1 day ago by Mnemosyne With my last entry in mind ( Lady Luck can be a bitch), you should read this New York Times piece by Alex Williams. It's about all the other U.S. students who have the exact same problem I do: We're smart, hardworking, and willing, but unable to land a job (especially an intellectually-stimulating j ... No, I Am a Cat. - noiamacat.blogspot.com |
| Are observations of student maturity a reflection of an old education system? share 1 day ago by katieedmonds The Toronto Star’s online feedback section quickly filled up with comments following the story Profs blast lazy first-year students by Kristin Rushowy which ran on April 6th. The buzz about the article didn’t stop at the paper’s website, but carried over to other mediums such as Facebook and Twitter ... sail through or drop my ... - katieedmonds.wordpress.com |
| Generational Differences in Online Activities share 1 day ago by Dellemente Teens and Generation Y find entertainment and social networks online Teens and Generation Y (internet users age 18-32) are the most likely groups to use the internet for entertainment and for communicating with friends and family. These younger generations are significantly more likely than their ol ... dellemente.com - dellemente.com/v1 |
| Talking ‘Bout My Generation? share 1 day ago by Will I recently have been thinking about the difference in generations. Each is very different in it’s own way. I thought they probably shift in general through Pater Larkin’s “They Fuck You Up” theory. We rebel against the generation above us and therefore shift away from their perceived faults and into ... willc.me - 79.170.44.102/willc.me |
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